Change leaders often feel they need to have all the answers, but what they usually need is to ask more—and better—questions.

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Mayor Kate Gallego talks about working with Waymo, redesigning cities for autonomous vehicles, and why robotaxis may reshape everything from parking to public transit.

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The dupe-culture darling just raised $500 million. I ask its first head of brand and narrative how she's positioning the brand for hyper growth.